Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-30

Mrs. John NJ. Carey and children are
visiting her husbands parents in Xenia.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c.
Balentne died on Tuesday at Lawrence
Vile The funeral occurred on Tuesday
afternoon.
The little daughter of Officer Nicklas
who was reported to be dying yesterday
afternoon, is better today. with good pros
poets of her ltimate recovery.
Mrs. Belle +. Bagley. of GAINESVILLE. ex-
president OF the Woman's Relief Corps of
Ohio, was in this city yesterday afternoon.
She was on her way to Xena.
Several brilliant receptions and other
social events are underscored for the near
future. and the social season promises to
grow brighter as the holidays approach.
About half past ten O'Clock last night a
free for all fight occurred at the corner OF
Main and Market streets. In which several
well known characters were implicated.
No arrests.
Miss Mary Frey and her sister, Mrs.
Troy. of Hillsdale. Mich, accompanied by
Mrs. Frey's housekeeper, Mrs. Tirney. left
last evening for Mrs. Frey's home in Deca-
tur. Alabama.
Mr.. l.. wpixelbaum. editor of the Spring.
field Journal. was summoned to Cincinnati
as Juror in the case of f. l.. Harper, the
defaulting vice-president of the defunc,
Fidelity bank.
Peter Rhineheimer and John Brennick
were tried by Judge Young last night fol
stealing coal They were found guilty and
fined IS and costs each, but the fine OF
Brennick was suspended.
Messrs. Fred and Will Schade. the EN-
inent young musicians. formerly Of this
city. are now playing in the orchestra OF
the National Opera Company. Fred plays
the violin and William viola.
Mitchell Post No 45. G.. A. r.. will have
an important meeting tomorrow evening
| for the election Of officers. The meeting
will be held in their new armOry in King
new building on Market street.
Il
The fixtures. furniture, etc. were today
removed from the old G. A. X. headquar-
tiers. on Washington street. to the new hall
| in the King building, on Market street. A
large force of men were engaged on the
work.
Considerable money is being received at
G. A. X. headquarters from posts through
! out the state. The money is to be used in
purchasing Christmas gifts for the inmates
of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home at Xenia.
Rev. Mr.. Reeser. of the Pittsburg con-
ference, delivered very able and practical
sermon last night in the special series OF
meetings being held this week in the St.
Paul church. These services indicate
growing and deep feeling in the congrega-
ton.
A boy named John c. Freling was
knocked down by grocery delivery wagon
on East High street last night and sus-
tanned a dislocated collar-bone. The
drivers name could not be learned. nor
the grocer's for whom he was working.
The driver drove on without stopping.
The Ladies' Aid society, OF the Metho-
dist Protestant church. invite all to their
social and supper Thursday evening, given
at the home of Mrs. Chapman. corner OF
Pleasant and Center streets. Ten cents
will admit you and give you supper.
After that you pay for whatever you get.
An interesting case was tried to jury in
Squire Breckenridge's court yesterday.
Matte King sued Mrs. Mary Mccoy. of
London. for a years rent Of farm. near
Platisburg. about which there was a con-
troyersy as to the time of the expiration of
the lease. The jury awarded the plaintiff
Sll2, the full amount of the years rent.
The wedding OF Mr.. Frank Pearl White
head. the well-known grocer. and Miss
Lizzie Keifer. takes place tomorrow even
ing at : o'clock. at the residence Of the
brides parents. four miles south of the city.
A large number Of guests will be present
and the wedding will be quite handsome.
without, however. any attempt at display.
Miss EIpha Miller and Mr.. Gard will be
the attendants.